Chapter 61 - Derm Drugs Flashcards

1
Q

___ may be long enough to permit once-daily application of drugs with short systemic half lives

A

local half life

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2
Q

application of a plastic wrap to hold the drug and its vehicle in close contact with the skin

A

occlusion

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3
Q

__ is extremely effective in maximizing efficacy

A

occlusion

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4
Q

what are convenient for application to the scalp and hairy areas

A

tinctures, lotions, fels, foams, and aerosols

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5
Q

emulsified vanishing type creams may be used in ___ without causing maceration

A

intertriginous areas

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6
Q

__ provides homogeneous, stable preparations when mixtures of immiscible liquids such as oil-in-water creams are compounded

A

emulsifying agents

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7
Q

topical ___ agents may be useful in preventing infections in clean wounds, in the early treatment of infected dermatoses and wounds, in reducing colonization of the nares by staph, in axially deodorization and the management of acne vulgaris

A

antibacterials

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8
Q

in treatment of secondarily infected ___, which are usually colonized with strep, staph or both, combination therapy may prove superior to corticosteroid therapy

A

dermatitis

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9
Q

antibiotic-corticosteroid combinations may be useful in treating __, __ and __

A

diaper dermatitis, otitis externa, and impetiginized eczema

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10
Q

___ and ___ are peptide antibiotics, active against gram +, strep, pneumococci and staph

A

bacitracin and gramicidin

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11
Q

__ is poorly absorbed through the skin, so systemic toxicity is rare

A

bacitracin

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12
Q

topical use only, can be in combination with neomycin, polymyxin, bacitracin and nystatin

A

gramicidin

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13
Q

most gram + aerobic bacteria and MRSA are sensitive to __

A

mupirocin

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14
Q

effective treatment of impetigo caused by s. aureus and group A,b strep

A

mupirocin

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15
Q

peptide antibiotic that is effective against gram - , pseudomonas aeroginosa, e.coli, enterobacter and klebsiella

A

polymyxin B sulfate

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16
Q

hydroalcoholic vehicle and foam formulation may cause drying and irritation of the skin which complaints of burning and stinging in this antibiotc for acne

A

clindamycin

17
Q

topical __ is effective in the treatment of rosacea

A

metronidazole

18
Q

oral metronidazole has been shown to be a ___

A

carcinogen

19
Q

application of ___ gel by benzoyl peroxide may result in a temporary yellow discoloration of the skin and hair

A

dapsone

20
Q

chronic generalized mucocutaneous candidiasis is responsive to longterm therapy of ___

A

oral ketoconazole

21
Q

the antifungal activity derives from selective inhibition of squalene epoxidase, a key enzyme for the synthesis of ____

A

ergosterol

22
Q

an essetinal component of fungal cell membranes

A

ergosterol

23
Q

the powder or powder aerosol may be used chronically following initial treatment in patients susceptible to ___ infections

A

tinea

24
Q

nystatin and ampB are useful in the topical therapy of ___ but ineffective against dermatophyes

A

C. albicans

25
Q

most significant adverse effects of ___ include gynecomastia, elevation of hepatic enzymes and hepatitis

A

ketoconazole

26
Q

adminstration of the oral azoles with midazolam, triazolam, or HMG-CoA inhibitors are ____

A

contraindicated

the severe side effects

27
Q

reducing the particle size of the medication greatly___ absorption of the drug - griseofulvin - ultramicronized

A

increases

28
Q

most effective in treating tinea infection of the scalp and nonhairy skin

A

griseofulvin

29
Q

nonhairy skin is called

A

glabrous

30
Q

__ is derived from a PCN mold so cross sensitivity with PCN may occur

A

griseofulvin

31
Q

effective against oncyhomycosis if given oral

A

terbinafine